Invest in Art

SINGAPORE – Invest in a piece of high-value Singapore art from just $1,000, and reap the profits when it is sold for a higher price on the art market under a new fractional art ownership scheme. We Are Art Collectors (WAAC), founded by accountant-turned-art gallery owner Low Sok Leng, has launched the first such collective ownership

Walk into the home of any woman with her finger on the fashion pulse, and you’re likely to find a designer dress hanging, freshly dry cleaned, on the back of her bedroom door. It isn’t hers, mind you – but one she’s rented and worn for a night out, which she’ll soon post back to

At Copper Mountain Technologies (CMT), every role contributes to one mission – enabling engineers worldwide to achieve their full potential with innovative RF test and measurement solutions. This philosophy drives their hiring process. With its base in Indiana, an R&D office and service center in Cyprus, and sales offices in Singapore, London, and Miami, Copper

Share Tweet Share Share Email Art has long been a symbol of culture, creativity, and prestige. From Renaissance masterpieces to contemporary installations, high-value art pieces have often been exclusive to the wealthy elite. However, the landscape is evolving, thanks to the concept of fractional ownership. This innovative model

Upstart Co-Lab raised $15 million in a mix of mission and program-related investments and recoverable grants from 14 investors. Investors include the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, the Ford, Marguerite Casey and Skoll foundations, the Souls Grown Deep Foundation, the Toledo Museum of Art, and Halloran Trust. The fundraise represents a first close

Ethnic Shan dancers perform before a cinema billboard by artist Navin Rawanchaikul celebrating Chiang Rai’s diversity. (Photo: Brian Mertens) Thailand’s vast architectural and cultural heritage is more than just a source of enjoyment and public pride. It is probably the nation’s most important resource besides its people. And heritage empowers the people. It supports social and

Fossil Free Books, launched by literary industry professionals, said Baillie Gifford invests in companies “linked to the Israeli military” and Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, as well as a number of major fossil fuel companies. The company is a large investor in several multinational technology companies, such as Amazon, Nvidia and Meta, which

Now is the time to “invest, and invest big” in radical millennium-style arts and culture projects across the UK, an economist has urged ahead of the Labour government’s first budget on Wednesday. The chancellor, Rachel Reeves, needs to urgently fund projects that “make lives livable” to help rebuild deprived parts of the country, said Andy

Four foot dissected companion, by Brooklyn-based artist KAWS. Photo from Maddox Gallery Young professionals are embracing a diversifying art world, which could mean a continued boom for contemporary and ultra-contemporary works ‘A painting is not a picture of an experience, but is the experience’. Mark Rothko’s famous sentiment is increasingly being echoed by investors who